> No.
>
Aha!
> For the specific example of Kabbala, only study of the topmost teir (ein
> sof) would be considered mysticism. For all other sephirot, I consider
> them to be runes to be studied with grimoires.
>
That's certainly where I am coming from w.r.t. "is kabbalistic study a
mystical practice?"
I suppose to bring it back to Glorantha it is like saying "is wizardry study
a mystical practice?" to which the answer is obviously "sure, sometimes, but
mostly no it is isn't".
--
John Machin
"Nothing is more beautiful than to know the All."
- Athanasius Kircher, 'The Great Art of Knowledge'.
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